The Role of Trees in Times of Crisis and Climate Change – Choices for the Cemeteries of the Future

September 15, Zoom

The project investigates how trees in culturally and historically significant cemeteries can be managed and renewed in a long-term sustainable manner. Through climate-adapted tree selection, soil improvement, and biodiversity analyses, knowledge is being generated to support future decisions regarding tree planting, maintenance, and replacement. The goal is to strengthen both natural values, the cultural environment, and the site’s social function in an era of climate change.

Report Writing – Basic Course for Tree Consultants and Arborists

October 6, Zoom

Learn how to write clear, well-structured, and professional reports. During the course, you’ll learn the basics of report writing, from structure and outline to language, layout, sources, and appendices.

Through online lectures, hands-on exercises, and group discussions, you’ll gain practical tools to get started with your writing or build on your existing skills.

Strategic Planning for Greener Cities Through 3+30+300

October 20, Zoom

Learn how the 3+30+300 principle can be used as a strategic tool to create greener, healthier, and more climate-resilient cities. During the course, research and theory are linked to practical methods for urban planning, green management, and sustainable community development.

Green Construction Management

November 18–19, Gothenburg

A two-day course for those who want to deepen their knowledge of construction management for green spaces. We’ll explore how planning, documentation, and contractor management can contribute to well-functioning and well-established green spaces.

The course is intended for construction managers, project managers, consultants, civil engineers, and property managers with experience in construction and civil engineering management.